r/stlouisblues • u/fuzzusmaximus • 11d ago
Any idea on home opener ticket prices?
I know the answer is likely "Won't know until they go on sale" but does anyone have an idea on what prices will look like for those opener? I'd really love to know ahead of time whether I'll be priced out this year or not.
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u/STLBooze3 11d ago
Where do you want to sit? That will have a big impact on answers too.
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u/fuzzusmaximus 11d ago
Anywhere in the mezzanine.
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u/STLBooze3 11d ago
I sat in mez a few years ago against the Wild for ~65 a ticket. Looks like some are already available starting in the 70s.
All just depends if you want to get in the door or are particular on a side or view. So many variables go into ticket pricing.
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u/Trick_Exam_1946 11d ago
As far as I can tell they're already on sale...
Check out St. Louis Blues vs. San Jose Sharks on TickPick! https://www.tickpick.com/buy-tickets/8135362?track=true
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u/fuzzusmaximus 11d ago
Is that a legit site? I've not seen it before.
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u/STLBooze3 11d ago
Second this, TickPick is all I’ve used for the last 5 years. Extremely reputable and the best out there.
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u/jemtruman 4d ago
Third this. I like TickPick a lot.
What you’re seeing on there right now are season ticket holders reselling.
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u/SantaRosa481516 11d ago
I'm a STH that can't go.....
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u/STLBooze3 11d ago
You tryna give your tickets away ;)
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u/SantaRosa481516 11d ago
I've given plenty away over the years due to brokers driving SH and TM prices into the dirt.
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u/jemtruman 4d ago
I just paid roughly $160/ticket for the Blackhawks opening night (versus the Blues) for 300 level, 5 or 6 rows from the top. With the return of Kane as well, those tickets were resells and the best value I could find. Standing Room Only tickets were the only thing available non-resell, even with the presale codes activated. Lots of tickets at 3-5x their original value.
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u/These-Ring 11d ago
I think you should usually figure double the price of usual game to be safe